Grading the College COVID-19 Dashboards
Some schools have put in the effort to inform students about cases on campus, but others still haven't published a dashboard 8 months into the pandemic. On Inside Higher Ed.
Some schools have put in the effort to inform students about cases on campus, but others still haven't published a dashboard 8 months into the pandemic. On Inside Higher Ed.
Ivy League students are disappointed with how their schools have handled the pandemic, but according to a survey, students at less well-known places approve of their university's transition. On the Independent Institute.
Budget cuts from the pandemic forced the college to downsize as enrollment and revenues are down. On the News & Record.
More and more, academics are placing social justice above the advancement of knowledge. On UnHerd.
For the last decade, Rutgers' athletics department has borrowed $20-$40 million annually as it maintains a losing record and dwindling fan interest. On Inside Higher Ed.
Though elite colleges take in millions and sometimes billions of federal money, they pay very little in taxes. On Reason.
One professor rejects the religious belief in colleges being systemically racist. On Quillette.
The middle-class and well-off will fund debt forgiveness, just as they fund other cases of great waste. On AIER.
Especially for small colleges with significant foreign populations, the financial model has left them with large budget holes. On LAist.
NC State, UNC-Chapel Hill, and East Carolina are all taking extra precautions to avoid another early campus shutdown. On WCTI.